Review: Donbass and The Third Wife
by Khang Nguyen
On the last of the ten days celebrating cinema at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), I was lucky enough to attend...
Let’s talk about trash: Fashion as a call to action
by Micaela Yawney
Project Trashion will present its first event: THE UNION. This is an eco-fashion exhibition and trade show designed to to display issues...
Where art and nature intertwines
by Faith Rahman
If you’re Canadian, chances are you’re familiar with Tom Thomson and the Group of Seven. They are some of the most renown...
Poutine: a uniquely Canadian dish
by Vishal Lilman
Who got their salty fries in my savoury gravy and cheese curd dish?
This is a question that most likely wasn’t asked before...
There’s more to UW than just geese
by Andrew Rutland
A great blue heron wades cautiously through shallow waters as tall reeds and cattails sway softly in the breeze. On shore nearby,...
SHAD-ering boundaries
by Sarah Givlin
SHAD’s program is leading young, bright minds to discover the ideas of the future.
SHAD is an award winning Canadian enrichment program for...
19th-century Issues. Also 21st-century Issues. K-W Musical Productions presents revolutionary musical Spring Awakening
During orientation week, students see a University of Waterloo production called Single and Sexy, a play put on for first years to bring attention...
DSCI 101- Dating Structures and Intercourse
There was a time when dating was a simple economic transaction between families. Humans married for money and assets. Women were negotiated in business...
Album Review: High on KOD
J. Cole’s KOD was released at the end of April and, according to the North Carolina rapper, the title stands for three things: kids...
Movie Review: Infinity War Marvel's latest blockbuster might just be worth an infinite views
At the time of writing, I’ve seen Avengers: Infinity War four times. I wouldn’t mind watching it a fifth, maybe sixth time (that is...
